Is the Abel & Cole Veg Box Worth It?

Ah, February—the month where resolutions that were made have been promptly forgotten about like last year's 'I'm-definitely-signing-up-for-a-marathon' pledge. We've all know the feeling , trying to squeeze into those jeans the first week back after Christmas while desperately avoiding the desire to order a takeaway to ease the pain of going back to work. But what if we told you that the secret to a healthier year ahead lies not in the usual diet extremes and fitness fads, but in a simple, yet delicious, solution? Enter Abel & Cole who aren't trying to reinvent the wheel or promise wild weight loss, but simply want you to try eating better quality produce.

Look we can all go down the supermarket and buy a bit of veg. So, the burning question on everyone's mind is, are these healthy delivery boxes actually worth it? In our minds, absolutely.

Their approach is refreshingly straightforward: more veggies, better produce, and a dash of common sense. The star of the show is Abel & Cole's commitment to organic, pesticide-free produce that far outshines anything you'll find in your local supermarket. These boxes are bursting with vibrant, seasonal goodness, free from the nasty chemicals that usually sneak their way into our diets and inevitably leave their mark on your health. Yes, you can bloody taste the difference - and you can see it too.

But it's not just about you – it's about the bigger picture. Abel & Cole's pledge to pay their farmers fairly is a game-changer. You're not just munching on carrots; you're supporting a movement that values the hardworking heroes behind the veggies that land on your plate. Same goes for the meat and fish - it's all organic, responsibly sourced and never pumped full of the bad stuff. Can't be arsed to turn your ingredients into an Insta-worthy dish one evening? Add a few of Abel & Cole's healthy frozen meals in the mix for the lazy days too where the same rules apply.

And let's not forget the cherry on top (or should we say, the organic blueberry) - what eating like this does for the planet. Your body will already thank you for stepping up the quality of your basics, but the environment will also give you a pat n the back for ditching the soil-destroying chemicals and actually giving a toss where your food comes from. Abel & Cole takes "green delivery" to a whole new level with their carbon-neutral weekly doorstop deliveries. All the veg is from local fields, with zero air freight for fewer food miles and emissions so your conscience can feast as guiltlessly as your taste buds.

From as little as £15.95 for a week's worth of organic veg, it's reasonably priced too. So is giving back to your body and your home planet worth it for under £20? Give it a go and see - you might find its the easiest eating habit you've attempted yet, especially with 50% off your first and fourth box too.